Copper Club

This is inside an office building. The 2 lnd floor is office space and a sitting area for those who work here w IDs bc you can go there without access. You can only go on the escalator. It’s a nice and comfortable casual place. The $16 burrata which was fresh with fig like balsamic vinaigrette had this homemade pear butter on bottom and it was so good and a sweet surprise! I wish it were on the side bc I liked spreading it on the break more easily. And it would have been nice to know where it was and once we found it it was so good! The $9 fries were crispy but not too much and and the garlic aioli sauce was good and put on the side. The butternut squash soup came in a cute bowl for $5 and was okay but I would say I would like more squash. But for $5 it was perfect as a sampler to enjoy it with the good and chewy bread, the sangria $8 during happy hour 4-6pm was amazing! No fruit inside but it felt like I had so many fruit pieces without the fruit. The flavors were so good. Just really yummy. The old fashioned was good too and strong and the cube is $2 extra so a total of $10 from $8 during happy hour, our waitress Autumn was super cute and sweet! Friendly and easy going.

The best way to get here is by taking the blue line to Washington, exiting via Madison, and taking the revolving door upstairs. The escalator is currently out of service, and the elevator requires a key card. The food was delicious and filling. The onion rings were fried to perfection, crispy and slightly sweet. The bone marrow aioli was rich and savory. Also pairs well with the fries which are seasoned with a house blend. The chicken shawarma was packed full with meat, with refreshing crunchy vegetables. I also added the bourbon bacon onion jam. They have happy hour specials, a few drinks and chicken and burger slider options. Unfortunately, I did not get my server's name, but he was a tall, black gentleman and very courteous. I will definitely be returning.

We went to grab lunch at Copper Club today around 11 today. It was empty when we walked in as it had just opened, but filled up pretty quickly. The sandwiches and fries we ordered came out fast. They were fresh and delicious. Rodney, our server, was very friendly and helpful. We really appreciated his & the crew’s hospitality. To top it off, we ordered coffee and it was the best decision we could’ve made! Thank you for the perfect lunch from start to finish. It’s rare to find these days.

Delicious fresh food. Prix Fixe menu option. Onion rings out of this world. Salmon was slightly too salty but excellent presentation. One of the most affordable meals inside the loop.

Great pasta and exceptional Fish and Chips. One of the best I’ve had to be honest.

Stopped by for a cocktail with friends. Great atmosphere with different seating options. A good spot to grab lunch or happy hour. The service was excellent and drinks were inventive and reasonably priced.

I came here for lunch on a Thursday. The bartender was friendly and told me to sit wherever I liked. I didn’t see a hostess when I walked in. Food came out quickly. I ordered a cup of tomato soup and the beet salad. The salad was delicious, however I expected more beets considering the name of “beet salad.” The soup was ok, but just not my taste. It reminded me more of pasta sauce, and not soup. Overall, it was a good lunch.

This is easily the best bar/restaurant I've ever been to. Rodney at the bar is exceptional. Made friends with several regulars. Food was great! Wish I lived here so I could become a regular. Would recommend 100%. If you don't come here you are missing the best Chicago has to offer.

Friends met and went for a birthday lunch today. Service was great from being timely seated, order taken, food arrival and making sure drinks were full. I ordered the Break from Work, which was well-balanced and refreshing. The seasonal soup tasted homemade yet with nice touches of crumbled cheese and chili oil. The Avocado Toast and Wedge Salad, while classics, were made with interesting additions that put them over the top. The atmosphere was modern, warm and inviting. I look forward to returning to try more menu offerings and would recommend to anyone looking for well-crafted cocktails and delicious food in a sophisticated atmosphere.

We celebrated our Valentine's Day dinner here, and it was absolutely delicious! We chose the special menu, where we selected two coursed from their curated options for a fixed price. $36 per person seemed like a great deal! We went with the fish and chips and a dessert, as well as the croquet and steak. Everything was cooked to perfection and full of flavor. The ambiance was great for setting the mood, with dim lighting and various seating arrangements, from cozy booths to a comfortable couch setup around a table. We had a last-minute change in our Valentine's Day plans, so we were worried about finding a great restaurant with reservations still available. However, we were pleasantly surprised with our choice and will definitely be back soon.

You can definitely tell from the vibe of the place that it's definitely leaning towards after-work happy hour and not really a restaurant for dinner with friends Still good food - especially the burrata appetizer but thought the pasta was a little too heavy (...and gloopy?) with the over-reduced/creamy sauce. The flavor was pretty good but for the price and how it was labelled as "lamb ragu", there was definitely a lack of protein. The service was alright - everyone was friendly and nice

We went on a Thursday after noon before a play and it was really great! We made a reservation for 5 and were a little late but it was no problem we got sat right away at a pretty empty dining area. The bar area was full. The chairs were all comfy and combo of booths and oversized reading chairs. The sangria was on happy hour and was good. I believe it's $8 on happy hour. I got the steak frites which was cooked perfectly medium I wish the fries would have been thinner and more crispy but the garlic aioli was great. My fiancée got the cooper club which he really enjoyed.

If they weren't so overpriced they would be a five star establishment. The food is really good but nothing spectacular and certainly no delicately prepared seafood dishes etc. $35 for an Old Fashioned was simply excessive. The Onion Rings were beer battered and therefore a much lighter fare than expected. If you order the fish sandwich skip the bread and remoulade and turn it into an Irish Pub styled fish and chips. The mood is romantic and private --a bit dark, so a business dinner seemed a bit out of place. The service was exceptional!

Went after work with colleagues for a drink and sat at a high boy by the bar. Service was remarkably fast. We all came at different times but the server was always there when we needed her and brought drinks quickly. She easily had us pay separately with no fuss. Someone ordered fries and they were crispy and flavorful / wish I'd ordered my own!

Tucked away on the first floor of an office building at 70 West Madison Street, Copper Club features an inviting, clubby interior, including private event rooms and an expansive cocktail bar. I remember coming here when another restaurant/bar occupied this space, so it was good to return last week for a drink at the bar. It was difficult at first to get the server's attention for drink menus, but understandable as my visit was at the peak of happy hour. The cocktail menu is whiskey forward. When I visited it was half-off for "Whiskey Wednesday." I opted for the old fashioned, which was made in house. Next time, I will probably opt for a whiskey, neat, as this drink was pre-mixed. It was serviceable, just not what I was expecting. I found the ambiance to be convivial and relaxing, with a nice buzz at the bar. I am planning to revisit Copper Club for a pre-theater meal or the midday happy hour (aka liquid lunch) from 11 am - 2 pm, which is a hidden gem to come across.

Let me start with The service was solid. They honored our reservation very timely and the waiter was nice. He made sure he got us in for the happy hour. The food was just ok. There were 4 of us and we weren't disappointed per se but weren't wow'd. My filet o fish tasted just fine but had way too much sauce in it which kept me from being able to really eat it. I would have had sauce everywhere. It was just pouring out. The fries were good.

I come here for the pappardelle pasta dish. Great every time! Drinks are yummy too. Wings are ok but not my favorite. Sauce is heavy and overpowering IMO.

I'm excited to try more! The Copper Club is on the first floor of this high-rise office building. Parking is available at the bottom level - highly recommend SpotHero over searching for street parking. There's a private room at the back of the restaurant for more intimate meetings. I had the smoked salmon toast - amazing! I wish I'd gotten photos. My friend for the apple salad and salmon. The salmon didn't come with any sides, which he doesn't mind. I can't remember what the soup of the day was on a Friday in February, but it was so-so. It was served in a very cute, miniature pot for one. Also worth mentioning: the bathroom is really cute. I love that there's a wrist handle to keep your hands clean.

My first visit today for lunch was a hit. My guest and I had reservations, were warmly greeted, and were invited to choose between three table options. Menu options were good, and service was consistently attentive and unobtrusive. My kale Caesar salad was excellent, with some of the best cheese I've ever had. I elected to add some salmon to the salad; it too was a tasty addition. I'll be back.

Tried this place for the first time yesterday for a business lunch. The restaurant has a nice set up with a variety of seating, some of which stretches out into the lobby of the building, which is nice for a different open airy feel. I had the apple salad with chicken which the waitress recommended as a crowd favorite. It was just ok, the chicken was a bit overcooked and dry, and the dried fruit on the salad was a bit excessive. It was a decent salad but could've been better. I'm a fan of comfy booth seating and comfy table seating and this place has both, so that is a plus.

After a long day of travel and shopping we were looking for a quick place to grab good food. This place came up after a quick yelp/google search and we made our way there. I dont think we realized they had a mid day happy hour which was a nice treat to find. I am a huge child at heart so when I see a good grilled cheese on the menu I always have to get it and boy am I happy I saw it because it fed in to all my big kid needs! Grilled cheese and old fashioneds was the perfect lunch after a long day! If your in the area stop by for some mid day treats.

Dined here prior to a show since it's walking distance from the Lyric and Theater District in general. The service was fine but the food was just okay. I ordered the steak frites along with a couple of drinks. I didn't care for the steak, it was a bit fatty for my taste and it was on the bland side. Generally I'm used to having my frites served alongside the steak to absorb the flavour but instead they were placed in a bowl beside the meat and were very bland. As for the drinks I ordered two and the mixology wasn't robust or memorable. The place is decorated nicely and the chairs we sat in were comfortable and spacious. I will return, just not for the steak frites :/ and probably opt for a glass of Vino next time.

Great service, cocktails and food during happy hour. I'd recommend this place for after work dinner, too.

I thought the food and ambiance was great. I had the steak sandwich which was delicious. Our sever was pleasant but he was also rather awkward and could not understand us most of the time. Thinking back, every interaction was awkward and a bit uncomfortable. I felt he also tried to rush us a bit even though they were not close to closing. It's possible he was new? In any case, the service was fine. I didn't like that they had very limited beer options on draught. I did think the beer options were overpriced in general.

Food was pretty good. Service was really great. Prices were very reasonable. All within close distance to the theater district.

Copper club is our after work spot! Michael the bartender makes the best Aperol spritz!

I can't remember the name of the place this replaced but we used to come all the time. I do like this place though. Went for the first time a few weeks ago after work for a happy hour. Is right by work so is very convenient. Good drinks and friendly staff. Is the new banker spot haha. Will definitely be back soon!